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Patea Mail, 4 January 1881, Page 1

Money. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited). CAPITAL £3,000,000. THE Company makes advances on stations, on stock, on growing clips of: wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignments of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved meats, leather, horns, &c., for sale in London on commission, at rates which may be learned on application at the company’s office. Office and Warehouse —Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Further information maybe obtained from the Agents of the Bank of New Zealand at Normanby, Hawera, Patea, Waverley, Marton, Bulls, Sanson, and Halcombe. Money to len d, on good Country Security.—H. E. P. ADAMS, Solicitor, Carlyle. Mr gervase d. hamerton has several sums of money ready to be advanced on First Mortgage of Real Property within the County. Carlyle, May 19th, 1880. Business Notices. P. V. Smith, WA TCH MAKER, &c. WAVERLEY. J. Davidson, STO.RE KEEPER and General Dealer, HAWERA. W. J. Neill, Saddle, Harness, and Collar Maker, BEGS to notify' to the general public of Patea and surrounding districts that he has commenced business, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit a share of public patronage A well - selected stock of Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Sponges, and other horse requisites, just opened up Harness made to order Temporary Premises —Messrs Chadwick Brothers’ front shop HA W E R A. West Coast Boarding House, HIGH-STREET, A. Domingo, Proprietor. GOOD accommodation for boarders and travellers at moderate charges. Cleanliness and civility are the characteristics of this house. The table and beds cannot be surpassed by any hotel on the coast. The Proprietor has had a very long experience as a restaurant beeper, and he feels assured that any person giving Ms house a trial will he quite convinced that the accommodation it affords cannot he surpassed. Board and Lodging, SI per week. Farming Requisites. BRADBURY’S Sheep Dipping Powder, used upon the model farms of the Queen, on the estates of the Duke of Sutherland, Duke of Buccleuch, the Duke of Westminster, and other great estates. One shilling packet, each for 25 sheep, Agents wanted in New Zealand. STOCKBREEDERS’ Medicine Chests, for all disorders in horses, cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs. Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., Dunedin. SHEEP SHEARS. Ask for Sorby’s new all-steel Sheep Shears, manufactured at Sheffield, and sold in the colonies. IMPLEMENT and Machine Manufacturers, Messrs Reid and Gray 7, Christchurch and Dunedin. CALVERT’S Sheep and Cattle Wash, sold by Kempthorne and Prosser, Wellington and Dunedin. COOPER’S Sheep Dipping Powder is the cheapest and best. It dissolves in cold water. Numerous testimonials. Agents: Felton and Grimwade, WeU’gtn "'VTEW Sheep Dip, non-poisonous, is Little’s Chemical Fluid. The chief inspector of Otago testifies to its efficacy and success. Wellington agents: Murray and Roberts. FIRST - PRIZE Patent Grass Seed Stripper, Scottßros., Christchurch. HOWARD’S Self-lifting Scotch Grubber. Bedford Foundry, England. Order through any merchant in N. Z. COLT’S Revolvers, new double-action, as supplied to the War Department. THE mistake many Advertisers make is to place their advertising expenses to current account instead of to capital account. Suppose a yearly expenditure of £IOO in Advertising produces a net profit of only £2O for the first year. Undoubtedly this does not mean a loss of £BO, but it means a return of £2O per cent upon capital invested ; for the business is there, and will remain if properly looked after, and a second year’s Advertising will most certainly increase the profit on the full capital to 30 or 40 percent. As a set-off to these expenses in the capital account of the enterprising business-man, he can show the increased value of the article advertised, and also of the goodwill of his business. Some business-men lose sight of this fact,— Advertisers' Manual.